The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-07-20
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Notice jays "red and white ticket sale. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Miller have gone on a
trip down east"
S. II. Blackman has returned from his
visit at Bay City.
South Haven is after railroad to Allegan.
We hope she may get it.
Mrs. Kimball of Chicago is visiting her
sister, Mrs. G. f. Lagrave.
Ike Stickney, the shoemaker, has new
awning in front of his shoe-shop.
The recent mild weather has taken the
frost nearly all ont of the ground.
Everybody go to see the ball play next
Friday afternoon at the fair grounds
The first peaches of the season put in an
appearance in this market on Friday last.
Frank Earle of Ypsihnti, formerly of this
village, made us pleasant call last Saturday.
Mrs. George L. Breck has been entertain
ing her sister, Miss Stella Dart of Lansing.
TOO many shoes" at Broughtons. He
wants you to come and carry of some of
them.
Mrs. II. w. Melchor was called from home
few days since, to attend the funeral of her
father.
Frank Dunning of Battle Greek is in town
called here by the continued illness of his
father.
DR.. Bartram's wife has gone on a visit to
friends and relatives at her old home in Ovid
Michigan.
Mrs. Robt. Selick, with her two children
| is making a visit to relatives and friends in
| this village.
"Another smash" of high prices by c. f
Young, the druggist and grocer. Read what
he says about it.
Several of our churches took up their Sun
day evening services on account of the ex
treme hot weather.
Col. Todd represented Apollo temple, p
c., at the Milwaukee conclave held last week
He reports warm time.
Miss Gussie Giffen of Kalamazoo, returned
home to-day from two weeks visit will
the family of Mr.. G. L. Galligan.
We invite attention to the new advertise
ment of Bartram 81 Millington, grocers anC
druggists, to be found in this paper.
McCabe has returned from weeks triI
with Pomeroy through western Van BureI
and Allegan counties, selling mustangs.
That letter addressed to II. o. B. b. wa
meant for X. q. Beebe and not for Robb. th'
harness-maker, as was surmised at first.
No establishment in our village appears t,
be doing more hourishing business thar
that of our friend G.. w. Koons, the harness
maker.
Lake Cora is what il is called by tn
United States postoilice department. Th
name will be apt to stick in spite of all oppo
sition.
good many Paw Paw people are enjoy
ing themselves at Lake Park, the best plac,
for rustcating TO be found in Van Burel
county.
Rev. Fr. Wernert has gone to Europe Will
the hope that the trip may benefit his shat
tered health. We trust his hope may b
realized.
Mr. and Mrs. John Smolk have entere,
upon the 51st year of their married life
May they be spared to celebrate their dia
mond wedding.
What become of those picturesque bul
dogs that were wont 70 grace the head of tn
Lawrence Tfmes? We miss their familiar
open countenances.
Rev. Eugene Voorhees, of Greenville, Mich
will hold services on Sunday next at thu
First Baptist church at the usual hours
morning and evening.
The Adrance calls for a telephone line from
Bangor to Lawrence. Bangor people woulC
find such line Of great convenience anC
utility. and they could easily obtain it if the!
should try for it.